ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this unfiltered episode, we unpack the realities of hookup culture. From the fun and freedom to the very real risks. We talk candidly about the importance of regular STI and STD testing, the stigma that still lingers around sexual health, and the ways shame can sabotage safety. Then we shift the lens to Africa, where a disturbing trend known as kito sees straight men posing as gay to entrap, blackmail, and assault queer men. It’s a raw conversation about pleasure, protection, and the peril that still shadows queer intimacy across the world.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
We get into the world of down‑low culture. The secrecy, the double lives, and the unspoken rules. From hookups in hidden corners to the toll it takes on mental health, we unpack why some men stay in the shadows and how it shapes Black queer spaces.
We speak your thoughts @pigmentedtaboo across all…
This month, Pigmented Taboo welcomes our first ever guest, Guh Deh Philipp, for a conversation many avoid but all recognise.
In this episode, we confront homophobia in the Black community directly. We examine where it originates, how it manifests, and who it impacts most. From family expectations …
What really happens behind the doors of a Black gay sex event?
In this episode, we enter the dark room with the anonymous owner of DL Plug, London’s longest-standing and only Black-owned gay sex event. We discuss why he created the space, the realities of running it while remaining on the DL, and …
From Bible verses to backhanded blessings, this episode dives headfirst into the holy war between religion and queerness. We unpack growing up in churches and mosques that preached salvation but handed us shame, the haunting reality of conversion therapy, and how colonialism exported homophobia dr…
Black women have been at the forefront of LGBTQ+ advocacy, culture, and community building for decades. So why do many queer people still experience homophobia within their own communities?
This week on Pigmented Taboo, we’re joined by Mide Oni for a candid conversation about the complex relations…
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